yhdenmukaisiaesimerkiksi

Yhdenmukaisiaesimerkiksi is not a standard term in Finnish. It appears to be a concatenation of the Finnish words yhdenmukainen (conforming, in agreement, uniform) and esimerkki (example) with the plural form esimerkkiä merged into one word. In typical Finnish usage the correct form would be either yhdenmukaisia esimerkkejä (congruent examples) or yhdenmukainen esimerkki (a congruent example). The combined string is not recognized in ordinary dictionaries and is likely a typographical error, a neologistic coinage, or a typified label in a specific nonstandard text.

If used as a concept, the intended meaning would be that the chosen examples share a uniform structure or property, making them directly comparable and reinforcing a rule, pattern, or argument. In mathematics, logic, or language teaching, such uniform or matching examples help illustrate how a principle applies across different cases. For instance, one might select yhdenmukaisia esimerkkejä across various numbers or sentence structures to demonstrate a general rule.

Usage notes and alternatives: in formal Finnish writing the phrase should be spaced and inflected as yhdenmukaisia esimerkkejä or yhdenmukainen esimerkki. If the term appears in a text as a coined label, it should be defined at first occurrence to avoid ambiguity. Related concepts include yhdenmukaisuus (uniformity, conformity), isomorfia (isomorphism), and analogia (analogy).

See also: yhdenmukaisuus, isomorfia, analogia, esimerkki.